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TRAFFIQ’s New Adventures in High Findability

Written on: Feb 9, 2010
Author: Gavin Dunaway |
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ADOTAS TRAFFIQ, says CEO Mark Kahn. “The Internet has become with a 300-channel world, how do you find what you’re looking for?”

Upgrades to TRAFFIQ’s platform are getting closer to answering that question with channels. The improvements are two-fold — for media buyers, TRAFFIQ has souped up its proprietary attribute matching engine and offers contextual, behavioral, re-targeting, geo-targeting and user-registration data.

In addition, publisher data has been organized into sites, networks and channels. Within this realm, publishers can list their inventory on a site-level, channel-level or placement-level basis. Networks can also create channels and distinguish offerings through verticals.

TRAFFIQ has also expanded its search algorithm to create more inventory on the publisher side. Inventory is also available through a bulk channel.

Kahn doesn’t want TRAFFIQ to be thought of as a network, but instead a platform for agencies to buy inventory from publishers and networks. Indeed, TRAFFIQ’s mission is to make life easier for agencies, particularly mid-size ones that don’t immediately have the right tools available.

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